About this asset

Detailed traditional double door in SketchUp format, featuring ornate wood carvings, glass panels, and integrated sidelights. This traditional double door assembly features rich walnut timber construction with intricate, hand-carved floral detailing surrounding the central glass panes. The design includes a heavy, ornate header and fluted side casings that frame the primary door leaves. Each door leaf is divided into a top glazed section and a lower solid panelled base. Flanking the main entrance are two slender vertical sidelights, each partitioned into six smaller glass panes. The overall aesthetic is formal and highly decorative, suitable for high-end residential interiors or heritage restoration projects requiring a classic, symmetrical entryway.

The download is a 19.5 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model. It opens directly in SketchUp; for 3ds Max, Blender or Cinema 4D, import it through a SketchUp importer or convert it first.

In SketchUp, this model is organised into logical groups, allowing for easy placement and modification of individual components such as handles or hardware. Users can apply custom wood grain materials to the surface geometry to match specific project finishes. Ensure the door assembly is placed on a dedicated layer to manage visibility within the broader model. The file is cleanly modelled for seamless integration into wall openings, though users may need to adjust the surrounding wall thickness to align with the door frame depth.

This door assembly is ideal for formal residential entrance halls, luxury hotel lobbies, or traditional library interiors. It serves as a focal point in classic or neoclassical design schemes where a sense of permanence and craftsmanship is required. Professionals often use this asset when visualising high-end foyer designs or heritage building renovations. It pairs well with period-appropriate wall panelling, marble flooring, and decorative brass hardware, providing a sophisticated architectural transition between rooms while maintaining the character of a traditional, stately building interior.